Dialog boxes for language translation in graphical user interfaces of electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Dialog box for language translation graphical user interface of electronic device. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are its graphical user interface content. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: The overall purpose of the interface is for translation interaction; the local purpose is to display the voice input content and the translated content in dialog boxes in different areas. Design 1's main view is the language translation main page, with different languages ​​symmetrically displayed in the upper and lower interfaces. Clicking the microphone button in the lower interface records voice input, and the dialog box in the lower interface displays the voice input content to be translated. After the system completes the translation, the interface changes to the state diagram of Design 1, and the corresponding translated content is displayed in the dialog box in the upper interface. Design 2's main view is also the language translation main page, with different languages ​​symmetrically displayed in the upper and lower interfaces. Clicking the microphone button in the lower interface records voice input, and the dialog box in the lower interface displays the voice input content to be translated. After the system processes the voice input, the interface changes to the state diagram of Design 2, and "Failed" is displayed below the text to be translated in the dialog box in the lower interface. Design 3's main view symmetrically displays different languages ​​in its top and bottom interfaces. The dialog box in the bottom interface displays the text to be translated via voice input, while the dialog box in the top interface displays the corresponding translation text. Clicking the swap button in the middle of the interface changes the interface to the state diagram in Design 3, where the top and bottom interfaces swap positions. Design 4's main view is the language translation main page, with different languages ​​symmetrically displayed in its top and bottom interfaces. Clicking the microphone button in the bottom interface allows voice input, and the dialog box in the bottom interface displays the text to be translated via voice input. After system processing, the interface changes to state diagram 1 in Design 4, where "Failed" is displayed below the text to be translated in the bottom interface dialog box. Clicking "Failed" changes the interface to state diagram 2 in Design 4, and the system re-translates. In the above interfaces, "X" represents text or numbers, and dashed lines represent content that does not require protection.

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